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Slack.com slash DHQ. Michael Bloomberg is jumping into the race. This is, this is huge news.

This is very significant. It's, it's really great, I think. The great thing about Bloomberg

is that he's an old white billionaire, nanny state gun grabber. So amazingly, he checks

nobody's boxes. He manages to be the exact opposite of what almost everybody wants. He

manages to be precisely the thing that everybody on all sides is not looking for. And he's like,

you know those games of the carnival where it is, they say everybody wins. And so you

just have to throw a ping pong ball at like a, in the direction of 600 fish balls that

are all stacked next to each other. And, and of course, whatever prize you win is it,

you spend $2 on a ball, whatever prize you win, it's worth a lot less than $2. But anyway,

Michael Bloomberg throws his ping pong ball at the fish balls and the ball manages to bounce

off of the rim of every fish ball and then landed upon 50 yards away. It's kind of amazing.

It's almost impressive. It's almost impressive that somebody could manage to have no constituency

at all. And that's what Bloomberg pulls off. So it's great to have him in the race. I'm

pretty impressed by that. Speaking of billionaires, there's been a discussion recently about

how much money bill gates should be allowed to have of his own. Speaking out of conference

a few days ago, Gates said that he pays a lot in taxes. He pays, he said he's paid over

$10 billion in taxes. He says that's more than anybody else in the country with it, which

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